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Aviation Safety Reporting System

Alcohol wipes tied to electric problems in the cockpit

By General Aviation News Staff · May 21, 2020 ·

Use of alcohol wipes believed to be shorting out wires in airline cockpits.

Top 10 things to know about ASRS Reports

By Janice Wood · March 3, 2019 ·

NASA reports are sometimes referred to as “Get Out of Jail Free” cards, but are they really?

Sterile cockpit?

By Jeffrey Madison · September 26, 2018 ·

Human Factors columnist Jeffrey Madison explores the relationship between the sterile cockpit rule, flight instructing and PIC.

GA pilots encourage to submit NASA reports on wake encounters

By General Aviation News Staff · August 23, 2018 ·

The FAA is encouraging GA pilots to submit NASA Reports about wake turbulence.

Crosswind landings: Worth the price to practice

By Jeffrey Madison · July 25, 2018 ·

Unless practiced, crosswind landings can bite a pilot. A look through NASA’s Aviation Safety Reporting System (ASRS) details some of those pilot’s bites.

Human Factors: Elevators

By Jeffrey Madison · April 30, 2018 ·

I had a flight instructor once demonstrate how to take off, fly a pattern, and land a Cessna 172 using only power, rudder, and trim controls. Many years later another flight instructor demonstrated the same thing to me during a Boeing 717 simulator session. Granted, both departures were long, flat climb-outs. The approaches were also […]

Droning on

By Jeffrey Madison · January 21, 2018 ·

I checked off a New Year’s resolution in 2017 when I successfully added Unmanned, small Aircraft System Remote Pilot to my list of pilot certifications. I am one of the more than 23,000 people who has earned that license since the FAA began issuing it in 2013. More than 23,000 licenses in only four years […]

Human Factors: Self-inflicted

By Jeffrey Madison · December 13, 2017 ·

Last year I gifted my readers with stories of men and women pilots who acted heroically, and lived to tell about it. This holiday season I’m going in a different direction. The Aviation Safety Reporting System reports I chose this time come from pilots who, in their own way, shot themselves in the proverbial foot. Failure […]

Asleep at the yoke

By Jeffrey Madison · October 19, 2017 ·

Falling asleep while flying is something I’ve never done. I remember reading about a flight crew who did, overflying their Hawaiian island destination. I wondered what those two pilots felt in that moment when they both suddenly awoke with land and the airport well behind them. I can only imagine the gut-wrenching feeling they must […]

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